I build things that work, fix things that don’t, and secure things that matter.

I’m a software engineering graduate who enjoys solving problems that don’t come with clean instructions. From simulating secure ATM systems to analyzing real-world datasets, and even building an LLM-powered agent to fix CI build failures — I’ve always preferred projects that challenge how systems break and recover. Lately, I’ve been diving into cybersecurity: setting up a home lab, exploring malware behavior, experimenting with detection tools like Splunk and Sysmon, and participating in beginner CTFs. Whether it’s code, config, or log data — I enjoy figuring out what went wrong, how to fix it, and how to make it bulletproof next time. I don’t claim to know everything, but I never stop learning — and I ask good questions until things click.